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By Joy Marie Dunlap |

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I'm looking out my window; God is washing the world clean. Soon God will make a rainbow, The prettiest thing I have seen. Whenever there is rain outside, Our God is washing the sky. I hear the thunder rumbling, I see lightning go flashing by. God is making a cleaner world, Washing it down with his rain. |
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Soon God will be all finished with it, And I'll play outside again. |


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Copyright 2004 by Joy Marie Dunlap |


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By Joy Marie Dunlap |


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Copyright 2004 by Joy Marie Dunlap |
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I like the smell of jasmine; I love to smell a rose. Bees love the smell like I do; Bzz! I see one--there it goes! Imitate a bee with your index finger. Have it zoom around your child's head in a circle. |
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Our God has made a good world; He doeth all things well. |

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There are so many flowers God made for us to smell! |



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By Joy Marie Dunlap |


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Copyright 2004 by Joy Marie Dunlap All rights reserved |
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God is giving our family a baby; We can't wait to see its small face. We have its small clothes all ready, Soft and fuzzy with ribbons and lace. For a very long time we've been waiting. We don't know if it's a girl or a boy. We can't wait to sit down and hold it And put in its hand a small toy. God is making a new little person, It is inside my mommy right now. Only God can make new little people, Because nobody else knows how. We keep thinking about our new baby; We thank God for it every day. What a precious new gift God is giving us In the most special way. |

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Joy Marie's preschool poetry appears in Let the Little Children Come e-zine for ages 3-7, from LightHome Publications. Subscribers only may print copies of this poetry from its pages, which also have a variety of preschool activities. $15 per year for 12 e-zine issues (1 year) $7.50 per year for 6 issues (6 months) Click here to order a subscription to Let the Little Children Come monthly e-zine Our e-zine issues of this magazine are in color, and we have filled each page with beautiful old-fashioned illustrations that are appealing to young children. They are also packed with preschool activities that involve tracing, circling, counting, matching, and other school practice activities. We also share ideas for crafts and things to do with your young child that go with each topic and page. |
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Permission to publish is required. |
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Twinkling, twinkling across the great sky Little bright stars shining way up high Shining like diamonds but so far away In black velvet night near where I kneel and pray I pray to the God who has put the stars there He made all the stars but He still hears my prayer He's here in the morning when stars go away He's here watching all that I do all the day. |
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Twinkling, twinkling across the great sky Little bright stars shining way up high Shining like diamonds but so far away In black velvet night near where I kneel and pray I pray to the God who has put the stars there He made all the stars but He still hears my prayer He's here in the morning when stars go away He's here watching all that I do all the day. |
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Twinkling, twinkling across the great sky Little bright stars shining way up high Shining like diamonds but so far away In black velvet night near where I kneel and pray I pray to the God who has put the stars there He made all the stars but He still hears my prayer He's here in the morning when stars go away He's here watching all that I do all the day. |
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Copyright 2004 by Joy Marie Dunlap |


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Joy Marie's preschool poetry appears in Let the Little Children Come magazine for ages 3-7, from LightHome Publications. Subscribers only may print copies of this poetry from its pages, which also have a variety of preschool activities. $15 per year for 12 e-zine issues. Permission is required to publish these poems. |
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Joy Marie's preschool poetry appears in Let the Little Children Come magazine for ages 3-7, from LightHome Publications. Subscribers only may print copies of this poetry from its pages, which also have a variety of preschool activities. $15 per year for 12 e-zine issues. Permission is required to publish these poems. |